- Ruffles and Rust Apron

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Come Tie One On - Ruffles and Rust:
It's time to "save the date" for the Ruffles and Rust show.

Friday night, October 21st 5pm - 8pm for first choice shopping

"An Apron Affair" Wear an apron that best represents you, your blog, etc...

$25 entry

Tickets are limited and can be purchased online or at participating stores.

For more info visit Come Junk With Us

or stop by Ruffles and Rust Square in Downtown Snohomish.

Saturday, October 22nd 9am - 4pm

$8 entry

I have discount entry coupons available for Saturday and am happy to send them to you!

Things are crazy busy in the studio right now - all in preparation for the show.

Can't wait to see you there!



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